Certified Copy

Much to my disbelief Certified Copy is opening in NY + LA to excellent reviews this weekend.  It’s not that I think it’s a bad movie; it’s just that I found it equally pretentious and emotionally flat, so frankly am surprised at its initial reception.   Set in a small Tuscan town where James Miller, … Continue reading

Champagne and Sodomy : The Art And Crime of Oscar Wilde

  For the past nine years since it was founded The Williams Project, a national professional theatre ensemble in Seattle,  has fulfilled its mission of building ambitiously re-imagined productions of American plays, while paying artists a living wage.  What caught our attention was their next production  Champagne + Sodomy ‘The Art And Crime of Oscar … Continue reading

Charl-Johan Lingenfelder talks about the musical drama on growing up gay in South Africa in the 1980’s

  Queerguru tracked down Charl-Johan Lingenfelder the co-writer of Canary aka Kanarie in Cape Town to talk about the wonderful musical drama based on his own life, and find out why it is one of the rare #LGBTQ films shot in Afrikaans ……. on the eve of its screening at Miami’s OUTshine Film Festival

Charles Busch is back : we review his latest movie THE SIXTH REEL

We think it is no secret that the multi-talent that is Charles Busch was born in the wrong era.  He is the perfect epitome of a glamorous Hollywood star of the 1930s and 1940s: he doesn’t just look the part, but he totally lives it.  So convincingly with all the mannerisms and melodrama, watching his … Continue reading

Charles Leslie and The Art of Looking

Charles Leslie  with Kim David Smith posing as a “classical nude,” photographed by Alex Geana Charles W. Leslie was one of the fathers of modern SoHo in New York,  and he also had the biggest penis art collection in the world. Together with his late partner Fritz Lohmann, he founded the first-ever museum dedicated to … Continue reading

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